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The attribute framework has improved and expanded to include Customer attributes, Product attributes, and Order attributes. All of these attributes will likely get assigned to an attribute group at some point and then configured to display somewhere, in D3 or Retail POS. 


Unfortunately, order often matters when organizing these attribute groups and the form does not provide a way to do so. As these items display in POS on customers or products, the order seen can affect proccesses such as clienteling a customer or searching for the right product with the needed specifications. Adding this functionality will button up the whole attribute framework!


 

Category: Merchandising
STATUS DETAILS
Completed
Ideas Administrator

Starting 10.0.7, Attribute ordering is supported for Product details page in POS and eCommerce. As you may be familiar, multiple attribute groups can be associated with a category and product inherits union of all attribute groups. 

To be able to honor the display order for the attributes defined within attribute group won't be appropriate, hence display order is applied as combination of both attribute group ordering at a category level and attribute ordering within the attribute group. 

The attributes on product details page are ordered by following 5 columns:

  1. Whether attribute is from category (boolean value, DESC)

  2. attribute group's display order (ASC)

  3. attribute group's record ID(ASC)

  4. attribute's display order in the group (ASC)

  5. attribute's name (ASC)